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Potty problem
My son age is now 2 months 8 days old. He is suffering from potty problem, from 5 days he didnot do potty, his all symptoms are normal like drinking milk, toilet ,only sleeping is not properly like before but he sleep more than 12hrs. Now what I do ?
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Allow him to sleep soon after your feed.
Potty problem is common in that age group which will get corrected on its own by 6th day.
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continue your exclusive breast feeding daily.
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if not passing stool for 6days please visit Paediatrician.
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Breastfed babies can pass stools after 5-6days...nothing to worry if baby is active n feeding well
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Babies on breast feed pass stool once in 6-8 day. This is normal. Sleeping time is normal.
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